The Portugal News28 JunPortugal continues to attract those who are building the economy of the future
Over the past few months I have written several times about a trend that I find increasingly evident. Portugal is no longer just an attractive destination for the climate, tourism or quality of life. It is consistently asserting itself as a country capable of attracting companies operating in the most strategic sectors
The Portugal News28 JunTEDxMarvila Shifts the Lens from Love to Learning
After welcoming 1,000 guests to a sold-out exploration of love in April, TEDxMarvila has shared with The Portugal News the theme for its next edition: The Power of Learning.
The Portugal News28 JunPortugal also needs those who invest in ideas
When talking about investment in Portugal, the conversation almost always focuses on large international funds, data centers, industry or multinationals that choose our country to grow.
The Portugal News28 JunCastle in Portugal to host dance festival
Leiria Castle will host around 60 dance performances in July, in a new festival organised by the municipality, the Annarella Sanchez International Conservatory of Ballet and Dance, and the Leiria Classical Ballet Company.
The Portugal News28 JunSaint Joseph Vaz
Joseph Vaz was born on 21 April 1651 in Goa, which at that time was the capital of the Portuguese colonies in the Far East.
The Portugal News28 JunPortugal municipality rehabilitating homes after Storm Kristin
The Vila de Rei City Council, in the Castelo Branco district, has validated €303,000 in funding applications to repair homes affected by the Kristin depression.
The Portugal News27 JunPortugal no longer competes on cost - It competes for trust
For many years, Portugal has sought to assert itself as a competitive destination for the industry through lower costs. Skilled labour, strategic location, and integration into the European market were important arguments, but often insufficient to compete with other lower-cost geographies. Today, that reality is chang
The Portugal News27 JunNinja Exam
More than 130 aspiring ninjas from Japan and abroad gathered in Shiga Prefecture to take part in the annual Koka-ryu Ninja Certification Exam, helping preserve one of the country’s cultural traditions.
The Portugal News27 JunNormal to open new store in Portugal
Danish discount retailer Normal is continuing its expansion across Portugal by opening a new store in Lisbon on 8 July.
The Portugal News27 JunCruise Vision
China is promoting cruise tourism as a new driver of economic growth, expanding domestic cruise routes, shipbuilding and port infrastructure to attract more travellers.
The Portugal News27 Jun5 Must-See River Beaches in Viseu
When temperatures rise in inland Portugal, the Viseu district reveals its most enchanting and invigorating sides. Here, a network of river beaches carves through verdant valleys, pine forests, and imposing granite slopes.
The Portugal News27 JunGirls Protected
Colombia has become the first country in Latin America to approve nationwide legislation banning female genital mutilation, marking a milestone in efforts to protect girls and women.
The Portugal News27 JunThe best investment in the Algarve may not be in tourism
When talking about investment in the Algarve, the conversation almost always ends up following the same path. Tourism, hospitality, real estate or quality of life.
The Portugal News27 JunFootball Futures
A women’s blind football team in Mexico is helping visually impaired players gain confidence, independence and community.
The Portugal News27 JunPortugal city is attracting private investment
Santarém City Council aims to attract private investment to establish a hotel at the site of the former Cavalry Practical School (EPC), as part of a strategy to revitalise the historic centre and the Ribeira district.
The Portugal News27 JunPresidential Aviation
A Boeing 747 donated by Qatar has been unveiled as an interim Air Force One, providing a temporary solution while the United States waits for delayed replacement aircraft from Boeing.
The Portugal News27 JunNo fuel price variation expected
During the week of 29 June and 5 July, new fuel prices are expected, with diesel and petrol prices remaining the same.
The Portugal News27 JunSea Solutions
Greek scientists and fishermen are exploring new ways to manage invasive pufferfish that have spread through the Mediterranean, threatening catches and damaging fishing gear.
The Portugal News27 JunDriving Habits
France is strengthening efforts to improve road safety through tougher enforcement of driving licence suspensions, particularly for dangerous behaviours such as mobile phone use behind the wheel.